Password manager mSecure finally arrives on Windows Phone

Popular password manager, mSecure, has long been absent on Windows Phone but that's now a matter of the past. Finally it is here and to celebrate the launch it's available for the special price of $4.99 for a limited fourth dimension. That'due south one-half off the regular price.

Having been available in desktop and modern app form for Windows for some time, the lack of a mobile client was a definite missing link. Information technology's a instance of better late than never, but it's an app we're thrilled to finally take in the Windows Phone Store.

For anyone not familiar, hither'due south a few of the security features of mSecure:

mSecure uses ultra-secure 256-bit encryption to protect personal information such as account numbers, usernames, and passwords.
Car-lock to protect the app from unauthorized access.
Password Generator to create unguessable passwords.
Sync Everywhere deject data protection compages, contained of the security provided by the cloud service.
Optional cocky-destruct characteristic in the event that an unauthorized person tries to gauge your password.
Sensitive fields can be masked to protect your sensitive information from prying optics.

Security is paramount but so is ease of apply, and mSecure is, from personal experience, a breeze to utilize on any platform. And with the power to use Dropbox or OneDrive to seamlessly go on your account in sync beyond all of your devices (mSecure volition store a secure file in that location, not your actual passwords) y'all don't fifty-fifty need to worry that much nearly e'er having admission to the right details at the right time. You too become an auto-lock and auto-destruct feature built in to keep prying eyes abroad from your private items.

I've used mSecure for many years now beyond various different platforms, so I'm definitely pleased to see it finally arrive on Windows Phone. Countersign managing services aren't something yous want to switch between in one case you lot're happy and gear up. Now, thankfully, mSecure owners with a Windows Phone in their pocket needn't worry.

Take hold of it now from the Windows Phone Store at the link below.